Historic Columbus Landmark

Highlights:

• Well-Known Historic Columbus Landmark
• Investment Opportunity for Adaptive Re-Use
• $1.455M Ohio Preservation Historic Tax Credits
• $2.0M Federal HTC (20% of Qualified Rehabilitation Expenditures)
• Neoclassical Greek Revival Architecture Designed by Richards, McCarty & Bulford
• Brick Construction With a Stone Façade
• 32,104 SF Four-Story Building
• Two Passenger Elevators
• Built in 1911 | Renovated in 1955
• Situated on a 0.27 Acre Corner Lot
• Zoned Downtown District (DD)
• Can be Purchased with 171-191 S. High St. & 200 S. Wall St.

Description:

167 S. High Street is a well-known historic Columbus landmark presents an exceptional investment opportunity for adaptive re-use, supported by $1.455 million in Ohio Historic Preservation Tax Credits. Designed by renowned architects Richards, McCarty & Bulford, the building showcases Neoclassical Greek Revival architecture with brick construction and a stone façade. Encompassing 32,104 square feet across four stories, the property features two passenger elevators and sits prominently on a 0.27-acre corner lot. Originally built in 1911 and renovated in 1955, it is zoned Downtown District (DD) and may also be purchased with the adjacent property at 171–191 S High Street.

Located in the heart of Columbus, Ohio, the area surrounding the property at 167 South High Street is a vibrant and sought-after location for downtown investment. With its proximity to popular attractions such as the Scioto Mile, the Columbus Commons, and the bustling Arena District, investors can capitalize on the area's high foot traffic and strong consumer demand. The neighborhood is also home to a diverse mix of dining, entertainment, and cultural experiences, making it an attractive destination for locals and visitors alike. This prime location offers a rare opportunity for investors looking to establish a presence in one of Columbus's most dynamic and bustling neighborhoods.

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